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Tom Kevan · April 21, 2022 · By embedding AI tools into their systems, vendors seek to enhance various data management processes.
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Tom Kevan · March 16, 2022 · As digital twin capabilities expand, aerospace companies can gain more insight into the entire aircraft lifecycle.
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Tom Kevan · February 17, 2022 · Readjusted design parameters, PLM software and digital twins can help engineers achieve more sustainable designs.
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Tom Kevan · February 1, 2022 · New algorithm training processes could lead to more AI on the factory floor.
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Tom Kevan · December 1, 2021 · More organizations turn to digital twins and centralized workflows to address supply chain challenges.
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Tom Kevan · December 1, 2021 · Cloud-based PLM can provide the flexibility and accessibility needed for digital transformation.
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Tom Kevan · November 1, 2021 · As data usage expands, PLM platforms must evolve to support new types of data and connectivity across disciplines.
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Tom Kevan · September 1, 2021 · Digitalization has created a revolution in reverse engineering. How can engineers best use these new capabilities?
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Tom Kevan · July 23, 2021 · Digital transformation of the automobile will require a new design approach.
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Tom Kevan · June 15, 2021 · Use of multiscale material modeling and simulation software is helping expand role of additive manufacturing.
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Tom Kevan · May 17, 2021 · Twin technology can aid product designers in pulling out vital information from both domains to improve development and production.
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Tom Kevan · April 1, 2021 · The business model and the platforms that serve manufacturing-as-a-service are relatively new to the digital landscape, so it’s critical to adapt technologies to meet market demands.
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Tom Kevan · March 15, 2021 · The technology shows promise in overcoming many hurdles tied to realizing the full potential of the digital thread.
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Tom Kevan · February 15, 2021 · A manufacturing closed-loop digital twin can use analytics and data to cut costs and avoid unplanned downtime.
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Tom Kevan · January 4, 2021 · APIs and data standards help PLM move forward and break down information silos.
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Tom Kevan · January 4, 2021 · Augmented and virtual reality can help users better understand complex digital twin data.
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Tom Kevan · November 16, 2020 · Vendors explore the impact of machine learning for simulation models and processing.
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Tom Kevan · October 15, 2020 · The transformation to digital manufacturing requires a combination of technology, processes and people.
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Tom Kevan · September 15, 2020 · There’s a need to adopt and adapt new development methodologies, tools and design concepts.
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Tom Kevan · July 31, 2020 · Engineers are reevaluating PLM’s role in enabling digital thread development.
Digital Engineering June 2026
In the latest issue of Digital Engineering, we focus on automotive design innovations, including light and sound simulation, additive manufacturing applications. Our editors head to NVIDIA GTC and RAPID+TCT, and we investigate whether you can…
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